A review of the use of adhesives for device assembly, focusing on optical radiation curing using UV light. by B. G. Yacobi, Chris Le Conte, Kevin Davis, and Manfred Hubert New equipment, such as the ...

Environmental problems caused by population explosion such as climate change, global warming, natural resource depletion, deforestation, water shortage and plastic pollution are getting severe in the ...

ITW Devcon's Tru-Bond 18400-series UV-cured pressure-sensitive adhesives cure rapidly to an optically clear, nonyellowing finish When it comes to medical device manufacturing adhesives, the choice of ...

As if heart surgery isn't a big enough deal on its own, performing it on very young patients can bring added risk -- namely, the necessity of multiple surgeries to replace nondegradable surgical ...

EMX Industries Inc., a manufacturer of sensors for industrial automation, announced the UVX-300G, the first UV (ultraviolet light) luminescence sensor designed for improved control of glue and ...

Get the competitive advantage you need. Master Bond's range of UV curable bonding, sealing, coating and potting & encapsulation compounds are single component and require no weighing or mixing prior ...

In the future, we’re all going to be Spiderman. At least, those of us who can afford super-sticky light-controlled wall-climbing spider boots. A team of German scientists created a strong adhesive ...

Vitralit ® UH 1411 is a UV adhesive specially developed for sealing and bonding flexible PV modules. After application, Vitralit ® UH 1411 can be cured by a combination of UV or visible light and heat ...

UV22 is a UV-curable epoxy reinforced with silica particles 50nm in diameter. The reinforcement increases abrasion resistance, improves optical clarity, reduces shrinkage, and boosts strength. The ...

We all know how painful ripping off a band-aid can be. It may not be so unpleasant in the not-too-distant future, however, as scientists have created an adhesive that detaches in the presence of ...

Here comes a glue that can mend a broken heart. A new material can repair cuts in pig hearts without using any stitches, and it can be absorbed by the body over time. Hongwei Ouyang at Zhejiang ...